Saudi Arabia's benchmark index TASI ended the period between the 2025 and 2026 Eid Al-Adha holidays with a slight gain of 0.2%, or 23 points.


The index closed the last trading session before the Eid holiday on May 21, 2026 at 11,499 points, compared to 11,005 points during the corresponding period last year.


During the period, the Saudi market witnessed several major developments, most notably the ongoing conflict in the Middle East involving the US, Israel, and Iran, which affected oil prices and global markets.


The Federal Reserve also maintained interest rates within the range of 3.50% to 3.75%.


Since the beginning of 2026 through the Eid Al-Adha holiday, the index has gained 5.1%, or 537 points.


Trading on the Saudi market will resume on May 31.
 

Performance between Eid Al-Adha Holidays

Period

Opening

Closing

Change (Points)

Change (%)

2004 -2005

4,584

9,187

+4,603

+100%

2005 -2006

9,187

7,933

(1,254)

(14%)

2006 -2007

7,933

11,350

+3,417

+43%

2007 -2008

11,350

4,655

(6,695)

(59%)

2008 -2009

4,655

6,356

+1,701

+37%

2009 -2010

6,356

6,444

+88

+1%

2010 -2011

6,444

6,216

(228)

(4%)

2011 -2012

6,216

6,791

+575

+9%

2012 -2013

6,791

7,983

+1,192

+18%

2013 -2014

7,983

10,851

+2,869

+36%

2014 -2015

10,851

7,443

(3,408)

(31%)

2015 -2016

7,443

6,177

(1,266)

(17%)

2016 -2017

6,177

7,259

+1,082

+18%

2017- 2018

7,259

7,867

+608

+8%

2018 -2019

7,867

8,550

+683

+9%

2019 -2020

8,550

7,459

(1,091)

(13%)

2020 -2021

7,459

10,795

+3,336

+45%

2021 - 2022

10,795

11,417

+622

+6%

2022 - 2023

11,417

11,459

+42

+0.4%

2023 - 2024

11,459

11,499

+40

+0.3%

2024 - 2025

11,499

11,005

(494)

(4%)

2025 - 2026

11,005

11,028

+23

+0.2%

Top Gainers
 

Petro Rabigh topped gainers with a surge of 135%, followed by Electrical Industries at 104%, Rasan at 88%, and East Pipes at 68%.

 

Top Gainers*

Company

June 4, 2025 (SAR)

May 21, 2026 (SAR)

Change

Petro Rabigh

6.79

15.97

135%

Electrical Industries

7.64

15.61

104%

Rasan

80.30

151.00

88%

East Pipes

116.40

195.90

68%

ADES

13.58

19.68

45%

Kingdom Holding

8.62

12.35

43%

SABIC AN

97.50

138.70

42%

Bahri

24.52

33.80

38%

MIS

142.00

188.50

33%

Maharah

5.03

6.64

32%

Luberef

99.70

127.30

28%

Jarir

12.46

15.77

27%

Al Babtain

51.70

64.80

25%

Al Yamamah Steel

30.70

38.26

25%

AMAK

59.60

73.60

23%

Maaden

50.40

62.15

23%

SISCO Holding

28.60

34.70

21%

Enaya

9.22

11.16

21%

Saudi Kayan

4.94

5.80

17%

SPIMACO

24.80

28.98

17%
* Capital adjustments have been taken into account.

Top Losers
 

Naseej recorded the steepest decline, slumping 74%, followed by Saudi Fisheries and Nice One, both down 60%.

 

Top Losers*

Company

June 4, 2025 (SAR)

May 21, 2026 (SAR)

Change

Naseej

84.60

22.26

(74%)

Saudi Fisheries

97.00

38.54

(60%)

Nice One

32.50

13.07

(60%)

UCA

7.24

3.02

(58%)

Al-Etihad Insurance

13.72

5.83

(58%)

Redan

29.13

13.04

(55%)

ACIG

12.48

5.79

(54%)

Jahez

26.05

12.30

(53%)

SRMG

147.00

78.20

(47%)

Lumi

62.90

34.10

(46%)

Walaa

17.68

9.88

(44%)

Al Jouf Cement

8.66

4.86

(44%)

MBC

43.30

24.70

(43%)

Riyadh Development

32.20

18.38

(43%)

Saudi Darb

3.62

2.07

(43%)

Tihama

26.33

15.08

(43%)

Al Khaleej Training

26.60

15.24

(43%)

Entaj

44.55

25.56

(43%)

Mutakamela 

14.90

8.56

(43%)

Gulf General

6.36

3.66

(42%)
* Capital adjustments have been taken into account.

Blue chips
 

Blue chips showed mixed performance during the period, with 12 stocks advancing and 8 declining.

 

Al Rajhi Bank gained 7%, Saudi Aramco (13%), and SNB (15%).

 

SABIC Agri-Nutrients led gains among blue chips, leaping 42%, followed by Bahri (38%) and Maaden (23%).

 

On the downside, ACWA Power fell 31%, followed by Jabal Omar (28%), and Sulaiman Al Habib (16%).

 

Blue chips*

Company

June 4, 2025 (SAR)

May 21, 2026 (SAR)

Change

Al Rajhi Bank

62.20

66.60

7%

Saudi Aramco

24.80

27.90

13%

SNB

34.25

39.40

15%

Maaden

50.40

62.15

23%

stc

43.00

44.04

2%

ACWA Power

267.67

184.70

(31%)

Alinma Bank

21.96

24.00

9%

Riyad Bank

20.89

20.14

(4%)

SABIC

55.20

57.20

4%

SAB

17.46

19.13

10%

Sulaiman Al Habib

58.50

63.60

9%

BSF

 

 

 

Mobily

 

 

 

Almarai

51.00

46.10

(10%)

Bank Albilad

25.85

24.38

(6%)

SABIC AN

97.50

138.70

42%

ANB

21.52

21.20

(1%)

Bahri

24.52

33.80

38%

Dar Al Arkan

19.50

16.78

(14%)

Jabal Omar

21.10

15.20

(28%)
* Capital adjustments have been taken into account.

Listed REITs
 

The REIT sector also posted mixed performance, with 8 funds rising and 11 declining.

 

Al AZIZIAH REIT led gainers with a 20% surge, followed by SEDCO Capital REIT (+13%) and Jadwa REIT Saudi (+11%).

 

On the other hand, AlJazira REIT was the worst performer, dropping 20%, followed by Jadwa REIT Al Haramain with a fall of 18%.

 

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